Hello everyone,

I work at a historic site with two buildings and period rooms (ie: no 
cases). I am highly concerned with the level of UV light entering the 
exhibit spaces and have decided to purchase some kind of UV blocking 
material (blinds, film...) for the windows in the houses. 
However, I just realized that there is already some UV film on most of the 
windows which probably dates back the the mid-1980s, so it would have to 
be replaced. Is there a way to remove existing UV film from windows? Does 
anyone know if you can just stick some more on top of it, as much as that 
makes me cringe? 

I've read a lot about UV protection on the listserv, especially the new 
options out there now like blinds and the like. I'd be very interested to 
hear about anyone's experiences and recommendations.

Thanks,

Melissa R. Lansing
Museum Technician
Mackenzie King Estate
Gatineau Park

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